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Harel Gal - the beginning the end [plague006]

by: Harel Gal

Publication date: 2006-07-13

Usage: Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs

Topics: dream, sorrow, quiet, ambient, experimental, electronic, acoustic, piano, flute, found sound

For this, our sixth label release, the dream is taken up by Israeli songwriter and soundsmith Harel Gal. When Harel contacted the PlagueDream Institute, we were immediately struck by the intimacy and tenderness of his musical vision. His sonic palette is often melancholic, occasionally foreboding, but never bleak. In addition to playing guitar, flute, electronics, and many other instruments and non-musical objects, Harel also has the distinction of being the first singer on the label. His gentle voice graces two songs, away and sounds of sorrow.

Notes

botelmania (4:58)
away (v.2) (3:20)*
sounds for nebula x (3:28)
weather (5:52)
sounds of sorrow (4:24)
dreaming circles (2:46)
motoclick (2:19)

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UPDATE 9.24.2007: at the request of the artist, the song "away" has been replaced with an updated version, and the song "motoclick" has been added to the end of the album. If you previously downloaded the album, please download the updated tracks.
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Harel Gal would like to thank the birds in his yard for their contribution to sounds of sorrow.

*away written and composed by Tzahi Varssano and Harel Gal

the beginning the end was recorded by Harel Gal in his home studio.